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THE COLBORNE EXPRESS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1921 $2.00 a Year in Advance PJ3I0C/Z_LA J>SAN mme UM/veBfAl -jewel. /v\st£B Ptvet/crran "THE VIRGIN QFS7AMPOUZ." WILD AS AN ARAB STEED, UNCONQUERABLE AS T HE BURNING DESERT, WITH A TEMPER AS FURIOUS AS A SAHARA SIMOON-- THAT IS SARI, THE ROLE PORTRAYED BY PRISCILLA DEAN IN THE UNIVERSAL - JEWEL SUPER - FEATURE. The Virgin «* OF Stamboul WILL BE SHOWN IN THE COLBORNE OPERA HOUSE Wednesday, Nov. 30th--8 p.m. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE COLBORNE HOCKEY CLUB TOGETHER WITH A TWO REEL COMEDY "OFFICER CALL A COP" AND A "universal review" A SPECIAL ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN ENGAGED TO FURNISH THE MUSIC FOPULAR PRICES THIS IS A SPLENDID PRODUCTION COME AND HELP THE HOCKEY CLUB Northumberland Electors Your Vote and Influence are Very Respectfully Requested on Behalf of CharlesW. KERR The Liberal Candidate Mark Your Ballot for Kerr X Owing to the death of the senior member of the firm of C. SOUTHON & SON, whtf have for many years carried on a general mercantile business at Lakeport, Ontario, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will receive all accounts owing by the said firm for se-ttlement, and all persons owing said firm are hereby respectfully requested to settle same this month in order to facilitate closing up the said Estate. Money may be left at the Standard Bank. CHAS. SOUTHON. Executor. Lakeport, Ont., Nov. 17th, 1921. DUNDONALD CASTLETON Mrs. .1. S. Latimer of Praserville, j Mr. A. Johnston lias returned from formerlly Miss Maggie Robson, dau-Qobourg Hospital and is recovering ghter of the late Rev. J. E. Robsonfrom a successful operation, (at onetime pastor of the Salem f Mr. Robt. McGregor and family circuit) is the guest of Miss Mabelhiave moved from their- home here, Dudley. v^hich was sold, and are now to be Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dunnett,tmmd in tne' Sargent homestead, near Mrs. Clarence McDonald and Mr.Qentre'ton. Mr. McGregor purchas-Garnet. Mutton were recent guests of# the farm owned by the late Ch'as. Mr. and Mrs. Best, Brighton. Sargent. Mrs. L. Kddv. who was l.-K-:. to Mrs; S"-an .'"-l.-Uwalter has re-colmurg Ilosmial nearly two weeks^™"* Jo our village and is again l.v--- suffering from blood-poisoning,1?* wlt£ Mrs. MoMurray. **r. E. Pappin had a successful raising a new barn, where the one burned, one day last week. V On Monday afternoon of this week JJHarge number of the neighbors and The Anniversary services 0f EdeiTfriends of Mr. A. Johnston met at Church, which were held on the 20thais farm and ploughed about twenty-and 21st, were well attended. The five acres of land, large congregations being delighted The members of the S. S. meet on to meet again their former pastor, Saturday next to begin practising Rev. J. D. P. Knox, now of Amel-Jor their Xmas entertainment to " iasburg. Two eloquent and very^a 0n the 24th of Dec impressive sermons were delivered' Mrs. Knapp, who returned from by Rev. Mr. Knox. On Monday visiting her son Nelson in the West, evening, the church was again filled i&B been spending some time with to enjoy the singing of the Wooler^er daughter, Mrs. Cox, Warkworth, male quartette and the interesting^nd brother, Mr. A. PniTp . of Dun-address of Rev. Knox. Rev. D. R-donald. Clare presided and at the close ab- Mrs. H. Pomeroy, who was ser-undant refreshments were served iniously sick, is better also Mrs. Pome-the hall. roy's mother, Mrs. Eddy. afflicted with erysipelas Mrs. W. L. Dunnett, been visiting relatives in Toronto; returned home on the 16th. DOMINION ELECTIONS! Public Meetings" in the interests of M. E. MAYBEE The Government Candidate in Northumberland will be held in OPERA HOU$E, COLBORNE MONDAY EV'G, NOV. 28th Addresses fo be given by HON. G. S. HENRY,: Dr. CAROLINE BROWN FRANK M. FIELD, K.C. and MR. MAYBEE TOWN HALL, CASTLETON FRIDAY/£jjj^ DEC. 2nd Addresses* by MAJOR BELFORD and the Candidate and others All Cordially Invited and Especially the Ladies Chair taken at 8 o'clock. GOD SAVE THE KING! EAST COLBORNE STORE We have a full line of Seasonable GROCERIES, FRUITS, AND CANDIES Every Kind of T^y for the Kiddies This is Headquarters for Santa W. A. MOORE PHONE 109 DENTAL CREME COMPLETE cleanliness is your best assurance against tooth troubles. There is no dentifrice so well devised to give supreme cleanliness as Klenzo. The creamy, quickly soluble lather whitens the teeth, hardens the gums, and brings to the mouth that Cool; Clean, Klenzo Feeling. Step in today and get a tube. GRIFFU, Brosrali* rs. H. A. Sinclair is visiting friends in Toronto. Miss E. C. McLean was in Toronto this week on business. Mrs. Thos. Reynolds of North Bay visiting at the home-of her cousin, r. D. W. Church. On Sunday, Mr. J. C. Dixon of Warkworth visited his parents at Salem. He was accompanied by Mr. Cockburn of Warkworth. Mr. Reginald Pike of Bowman ille and his sister, Mrs. Herman Landry of Peterboro, spent the week at the home of their cousins, Mr. ahd Mrs. S. Turpin, Salem,- JUr. J. E. McDonald is\o sail from Mcmtreal, on Friday, for England and Holland on a business trip, representing the firm of L. Hirshberg & Co., Commission Merchants in Fruits and Produce, 97 Warren Street. Ne.v York. The date of the next sittings of the Colborne Division Court is Saturday, 10th, (instead of Tuesday, the 6th.) The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Church ill hold their annual bazaar and tea in the fire Hall, Colborne, on Thursday, Dec. 1st, 1921. Our readers will see from the announcement in this issue tha Mr. Chlarles W. Kerr of Cobourg and Tor onto is in the field as a straight Liberal, with the hearty approval of the Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King. A three-corner fight In Northumberland has not been unexpected from 1" first, and it is not a surprise to ! that Mr. Kerr has taken up 1 guage of battle at the urgent call Northumberland Liberals. He s a son of the late Senator William Kerr, K.C,, of Cobourg, bonnie fighter in his day, wBo proved his prowess in Northumberland under circumstances somewhat similar the present Election conditions. Mr. Kerr personally is well known to all the electors of the Riding. " is a graduate of Victoria College of which Institution his father was for many, years Vice-Chancellor. Mr. Kerr's Candidature in Northumberland is a challenge upon Straight Liberal principles and it for the party adherents to show whether or not they are satisfied to be displaced by V.IZ present n ment for Class Government. Apart from politics electors who are apposed to the National Progres sive party make this their first principle;, that Parliamentary representation must be of all the people and of their interests anc not of groups >r classes. This is the position that straight Liberals have always fought for. COMING EVENTS The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church, Colborne, will hold their anil Bazaar and Chicken Pie Supper Thursday, Dec. 8th. The Chicken Pie Supper and Baz-ir, under the auspices or the Willing Workers, of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 14th, 1921. The members of Council and School Board are to meet on Monday evening next to talk over the question of a new High School building. Large tendance of students--76--renders it necessary for better accomodations and another teacher. Remember to keep open Wednesday, November 30th, 1921, for the big night at the Colborne Opera House, given by the Colborne Hockey Club. Special music, special movies, featuring Prescilla Dean. Popular prices. Beginnig at 8 p.m. The Wicklow and Vernonville Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Fenton on Thursday, Dec. 1st, 1921, at 2.30 p.m. "Nation Building" --Good Mothers' and Fathers and Good Homes by Mrs. R. Judd. "Duties of Mothers-" by Mrs. Melville Usher. Report, of Provincial Convention by Mrs. B. Turk. Everyone is Cordially invited. Florence E. Hall. WICKLOW Mr. Bell, Misses Evelyn and Muriel Bell, of Toronto are guests of Mr. Frank Usher. Miss Nellie Vansickle of Marmera is a we^end guest of Miss Wilma Foster. Messrs. Frank Usher, Bruce Usher, Milton Usher and Alex. Foster were way deer hunting. Mr. Stewart Usher is spending his vacation at Kearney, Ont. Mrs. Thos. Findlay had the misfortune to fall and dislocate shoulder on Friday week. The death occurred on Monday, Nov. 14th, .1921, of. Mr. William Knight. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Knight and the daughters, Mrs. Percy Roberts of Wicklow and Mrs. Percy Morgan of Grafton, and sons, Henry of Wicklow, George of Grafton and Oliver and Richard of Castleton. Miss Annie Cox of Port Hope is siting friends here. Mr. B. A. Acorn of Niagara Falls spent the latter part of the week with his family here. METHODIST CMu'nC? NOTES ^ The Anniversary Services or Colborne Methodist Church will be held on Sunday, Nov. 27th, 1921. The iliev. Wesley Elliott of Belleville, the President of the Bay of Quinte Conference, will preach morning and evening. The congregation are.exceedingly fortunate in securing Mr. Elliott, for this date and are looking forward nost helpful services. Special ic will also be rendered. Everybody welcome. idling Miss Freddie Langford visiting her grandm Langford. ~"-s. Smith of Consecc fr,iends around here. •s. Fritz of Trenton week end at the home Cryderman. """ss Amanda Stone has after spending some time in Cobourg. Mrs. Herb Nelson of Dartford spent Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. Windover has returned home, :er spending a few weeks with her laughter in Toronto. Ve understand that Mrs. S. Piatt ; bought the Turner property, tcv. Mr. Frost occupied the pulpit Sunday night. Ve are sorry to report that Mr. 1 Mrs. Lean are quite" poorly at THE LATE MRS, Wm. CONNORS One of Colborne's oldest and highly esteemed residents, Mrs William Con-passed away on Monday Oct. 31st, 1921, in her 87th year. Deceased born in Cobourg but lived in Colborne the most of her lifetime.. Her maiden name was Caroline Dellery. Her husband, the late William Connors died twelve years ago this month. Mrs. Connors had been in failing health all the past summer, but was only confined to bed during the last month. She leaves four daughters and five sons. They are Geo. Rowden and Mrs. Jennie Gloyne of Port Hope, Mrs. M. Lee of Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. H. Daly of Colborne, James Connors of Port Hope, and William, John H., Thomas and George Connors of Colborne. The funeral services were heid at he home of her son William on Wed resdajf afternoon. Nov. 2nd, by the Rev. Harold Snartt, Rector of Trinity Church, of which deceased had long been a member. The interment was-. the Union Cemetery. Among those attending the funeral ere Mrs. M. Lee and Miss May Bird of Rochester, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. George Rowden, Mrs. Jennie Wr. and Mrs. James Connors and" daughter Ethel, Miss Caroline Connors and Mr. Elgie Dulyea of Port Hope. 5 AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, NOV. 26th, 1921, at 1 p.m.--Valuable household effects, buggies, cutters, robes, harness, etc., of MISS SPILSBURY, on her premises, King Street, Colborne. No reserve. Usual terms. S. E. Robinson, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOV. 2?th, 1921, at 1 p.m. sharp--Horses, cows, hens, vehicles, hay and grain, etc., and liousehold furniture of Mrs. Mary E. Knight, lot 18, con. A. Haldimand, 1 mile East of t E. Oscar Morgan BROWN j Toroi Tues DRC by Rev. est daughter of Mr. Drinkwalter. to Mai Mr. and Mrs. L. short trip the | EXPRESS ADDS BRING RES' their i St., Toro